17 September: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs
17 September 2021
This week in Australian foreign affairs: Morrison off to DC; statements on 9/11; Payne and Dutton visit Indonesia, the Republic of Korea, and India; and more.
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Japan in the Indo-Pacific Roundtable
Russell Trood Internship – Australian Outlook Editor applications now open
2019 Euan Crone Asian Awareness Scholarship Winners Announced
Japan-Brexit Roundtable: The Japanese Perspective on Brexit
Fellows of the AIIA 2019
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Call for applications: 2020 Peter Nygh Hague Conference Internship
David Irvine's Speech to AIIA ACT
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Antarctica in the Grey Zone
17 September 2021
The absence of overt conflict in Antarctica does not mean cooperation is thriving. Missing the elements of coercion and mistaking cooperation for a static concept in the Antarctic means stakeholders are at risk of strategic complacency.
Australia's Surprise New Security Arrangement
17 September 2021
Leaders of the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom have announced a new trilateral security pact. Their brief, though momentous, statements were notable more for what they did not say.